Attractions & sights
Walking route around Rothschild Boulevard from the founding of Tel Aviv in 1909 to 1948, passing the first homes, Nahum Gutman's mosaic, the Great Synagogue, the Haganah Museum and Independence Hall.
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Attractions & sights · City center (Lev Ha'ir)
Square at the end of Rothschild Boulevard designed by Dani Karavan, joining the Habima National Theatre, the Mann Auditorium (home of the Israel Philharmonic) and the free Helena Rubinstein Pavilion for contemporary art.
Serves all of Tel Aviv
Attractions & sights · South Tel Aviv (Shapira, Neve Sha'anan, HaTikva)
Industrial area around Schocken Street with art galleries, studios, music rooms and street art.
Schocken St. area, Tel Aviv
Attractions & sights · Neve Tzedek
One of the first Jewish neighborhoods built outside Jaffa, with restored houses, winding alleys, the Nahum Gutman Museum and the Suzanne Dellal dance and theater center.
Serves all of Tel Aviv